Banff Upper Hot Springs Tours and Tickets
Banff Upper Hot Springs

Banff Upper Hot Springs are a must for active travelers looking to unwind.
The site features changing rooms, washrooms, shower facilities, lockers, and a café.
You can rent swimsuits and towels for a small fee.
The hot springs are accessible to wheelchair users.
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Admission fees for Banff Upper Hot Springs vary by age. Adults typically pay around $17.50; seniors (ages 65+) and kids (ages 3–17) pay $15.25. Children under 3 years old enter for free. Special rates may apply for group bookings, including families, and for visitors looking for multi-entry passes.
Yes, Banff Upper Hot Springs is open throughout the year, and it’s a fantastic experience in all seasons. Whether you're soaking in the warm water surrounded by snow in winter or enjoying the alpine, wildflower-rich views in summer, the springs are a popular destination year-round. However, periodic maintenance closures may occur, and water flow varies, so it’s always a good idea to check ahead.
To avoid crowds, the best time to visit is during weekdays, especially in the morning (before 10am) or late afternoon (after 6pm). The springs are busiest on weekends and holidays, particularly during the peak summer months and in the ski season, when visitors flock to Banff’s world-famous slopes.
The water temperature at Banff Upper Hot Springs typically ranges between 98°F and 104°F (37°C and 40°C), which is ideal for a relaxing soak. The water comes from natural hot springs high in the mountains and contains a rich mixture of minerals, including sulfate, calcium, magnesium, and sodium, contributing to its therapeutic properties.
Yes, Banff Upper Hot Springs is family-friendly. Children are welcome to visit, and there are discounted rates for youths. However, parents are required to supervise children at all times. All children under the age of 3 must wear swim diapers, which are available for purchase at the facility.






































































































































